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BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL
DITDLOYE,HOI,Al Es
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PPUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just off
the Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
Special Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
Mr. Holmes may be consulted at
Goderich by Phone, and )'hone
charges reversed.
DENTAL •
Dr. W. D. BRYCE
Is D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
At HARTLEII3'S BLOCK,
DA.SHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Or. H IL COWEN
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
OFFICE:
Main Street
Exeter - Ontario
VETERINARIA.N
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office in the Home of the late
Dr. J. Routledge.
!Phone -96.
Zurich
A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
diseases of domestic animals treated
by the most modern principles,
Charges reasonable, Day or night
calls promptly attended to. Also Bre-
eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
'fennels, Office on Main Street,
easposite Town Hall.
Phone 116. HENSALL.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
duct any Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell. I solicit
your business, and if not satisfied will
make no charges for Services Ren-
dered.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE
Farm r-rocluce
WA N TEI'
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
--FOR--
' CREAM, EGGS ' AND
POULTRY
Wm. O'Brien
Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich
BUTCHERS
Zuriehs' Popular
MEAT MARKE T
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh .and,Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ect., always on hand: Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
11. Yungbliit & Sou
INSURANCE
— Western Farness', Mutual
Weather:. Tsui nee Cc.
OF WiQ sTocK
THE LAFGES1 ' RESERVE•F' r
•. CE OF ANY. CANADIAN DL •
UAL COMPANY DOING l3USIN r:s:
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dee.
31st, 1935, $20,479,730:00
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$254,627.52.
Rates --$4.50 per 81,000 for 3 Years
E. F. KiOPP•--ZURICH
Agent, also Dealer in Lightn-
ing Rocls Wird all kinds of Fire
Insurance
Put Your Want; For Sale
Lost, Fouad, Etc. Ads. in this
Column.
NOW THE
G E II
ELECTRIC FENCER
And One Wire Holds all Stock
Try the Gem Fencer for 30 days on
your own Stock. Stretch a single
strap of barbed wire across the lane
or corner of the yard and connect
• the Gem and watch results. Why
put up expensive heave fences when
one wire will do the )b. For full
information and particulars apply to
the Agent:
REINHOLD MILLER, AGENT
Dashwood, Ont. tf37
FOR QUICK SALE
'75 acres pasture, good shade, nev-
er failing stream. Pay like rent and
own it• $400 down, balance ten,
fifteen or twenty annual equal pay-
ments.. Write or see Wm. Pearce
Exeter.
FOR QUICK SALE
100 aere
farm for quick sale, plenty of water,
well fenced, 8 acres of bush on it,
brick house with kited -n, woodshed,
driving stied, pig stable, large bank
barn. Apply to:
Arthur Weber, R.R.1, Dashwood.
MICALUSirialgials
Automobile Insurance
Tariff and non -tariff rates with old
reliable companies. Information on
request without any obligation. Also
ali classes sick, and accident insur-
ance—Jacob I-haberer, Zurich. tf36
FARM FOR SALE
A nicely located farm consisting of
146 acres of good farming lane;, good
buildings, .continuous supply of good
water. mile west of Blake. For
further particulars apply to E. A,
Westlake, R. R. 3, Bayfield.
New Hamas Sop
I v-ish to advise the Public that
I have opened a ne,w Harness and
Repair Shop, at west door in C. Fritz
& Son new Garage, opposite the Zur-
ich Creamery. I have engaged Mr.
Alex. McKenzie as instructor and am
in a position to take care of your
harness needs. No old Stock. All'
hand work. New stock and hand
sewing. Let us oil and repair your
Harness. A call will be appreciated..
• HARVEY G. CLAUSIUS
Zurich. May We Serve You!
How to Pasteurize Milk
Dr. B. T. McGhie, Ontario deputy
minister of health, advanced his own
recipe for city folk spending summer
holidays in cottages or camp to pas-
teurize milk: Using an ordinary
double Boiler of any size, merely heat
the quantity of milk desired to a
mininum of 145 degrees Fahrenheit,
and after holding the milk at this
temperature for 30 .minutes cool and
;?se.
TORONTO CHURCH DESTROYED
A three -alarm fire destroyed thi-
interior of historic Jarvis Street Bap•
tist Church at Toronto and did exten•
sive damage to the stone walls. Ons
fireman was injured when part of the,
roof fell on him and a fire truck war
damaged when one of the towers col-
lapsed on it. The loss is very heavy,
and the Pastor, Rev. Dr. T. T. Shield,
is asking a half million dollars to re.
build the church. It was partly cos
erect by insurance.
Oil to be Sought in Huron
11evivin • a rumor which has bpi
tr, u,nte d to oec ta,uils, dai+
papers report that within a month oil
will be sought in the Clinton part o f
•,Huron County. It is hoped that this
tire-' the rumor will materialize, It is
r.r•", d that a group of'business men
'es! by W. L. Forrest, Goderich,
already leased 4,000 acres in
Millett and Goderich townships, and
it is expected that drilling will start
on the farm of Howard Trewartha:
An oil vein has been traced across
Huron County to a point where it
strikes the Blue Water Highway be-
tween Goderich and .Bayfield, Some
$15,000 has been put up in private
capital and a compan'v charter will
be taken out. Until the charter is
granted the work will be held up.
LOCAL NEWS
Special .Lenten services are bein
held in the St. Peter's Luther
church every. Wednesday evening.
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Mr, Newell Geiger left last week
for St. Catharine Where he has en
gaged for the summer months oe a
fruit farm.
L. Schilbe & Son have ,agin arrange
ed to handle the popular baby chicks
known as the McKinley Chicks for
the season of 1938
Mrs. Lydia' Geiger accompanied b
Miss Pearl Gabel left last, week 10
1'dxorndale, where they will be lo
seine time with Mr'; and Mts.',lP. J
Rowe, Nies. Geiger's daughter:;,
Let the Herald have y:ous itepxs of
news each week, phone, send by lit.•
Ser or drop your items in our letter
box on our office door, and plc' ..s.
always attach your name which wiL'
not .be printed.
Miss Ruth C. Hendrick, daughtei
of Mr. and ,Mrs. Albert Hendrick of
the Blue Water Highway, a few nil'
•'s south of St. Joseph, was oxn of
ten ,students to enter the training:
class of the Stratford General Hos-
pital on Monday last.
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FIRE PERIL AVERTED •
Goderich—The court house v
raved from serious damage, x erhap:
total demolition, by fire by the ol,
portune visit of George James, cars
taker, who made his nightly visit 0'
inspection and found smo>e issuinr
from a red hot switch and the mete
eovering of electric wires in the;e
be
went. When he entered Lie buntline
he found hall lights burning a di
red, and inspect:on of the furna:•c
room in the basement revealed a t':le
curl os smoke from the switch. bo::
which wsa red hot. A short circuit it
a joint of the pipe covered wiring is
the basement was believed to hart
caused the trouble,
Thank You!
Stratford, March 2nd, 1928
Dear Editor: Enclosed find mon-
ey order for renewal of your valued
paper, the Heral,- for 1938. We are
all well at present, hoping this will
find you'se all the same. We enjoy
file the same as ever, as we are get
ting older every day, I have not beer
working the last two and a hal
years. Work is not so plentiful i'
Stratford at Present, although' a lift]
better than it has been. Give ,'r
best regards to all our Zurich friende
Mr. Fred Leibold, 66 McNab St,.
Stratford, Ont
SIXTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY
_On On Sunday, March 13th, 1938inan
event of unusual interest took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Fr'eckleton, Port Elgin, when Mrs
Fr.•eckle:ton's parents, Mr. and Mrs
2obert W. Turner celebrated their
62nd wedding anniversary which tooli
place at Exlomme, Devonshire, Eng
on March 15th, 1876. Relatives pres-
ent from Goderich were: Mr. and Mr;
iobert E. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Fee(
W. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Haroli
Newcombe, Mr. and Mrs. Glees. Bis
sett and two grandchildren, and
Grant Turner; .also Miss Mary Camp
bell from. Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs
Turner have two daughters and four
sons, and 11 grandchildren; the fan
ily circle being unbroken. Those' o�
the family not present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Bayfield; Will-
iam of Windsor and John of Bayfield.
Congratulation, gifts and flowers
poured in on the happy married 'cou-
ple of 62 years, The day was spent
quietly with music and singing, and
all returned home thankful for hav-
ing
aving spent the day together on such
a rare occasion. Mrs. Turner will
celebrate her 85th birthday on Wed-
nesday, March 16th and if spared,
Mr. Turner will celebrate his 87th
birthday in July.
C, M, WALKER OF GRAND BEND
PASSES
Clayton McPherson Walker died
suddenly on Monday afternoon fro,,:
a heart ailment at his hone, Oak
wood Park, Grand Bend, in his 74t1
year, Mr. Walker was formerly of 1
Wingham where he was in the furn-
iture business of Walker & Clegg for
:32 years, when about twelve year:
ago he sold out and went to Grand
Bend, ,purchased and developed the
Oakwood Inn, Golf Course and made
many improvements which induces'
summer home seekers to locate in
this fine and ,attractive location. It•
is said that he was the first roan to
drive an automobile into Grand Bend
that was a goodly number of
.rte ago: Mr. Walker Wes a vex
.interesting man to meet, having
travelled the country from east tc
west many times, and he will be
greatly missed by ,the many people
who visit Oakwood Grove during the.
sumer months. The late Mr. Walk-
er is survived by his wife, formerly
Miss Kate -Stiff; one son, Fred, at
horne; a daughter, Mildred has pre-.,
deceased a few years; three sister,
Mrs, F. T, ,Ranney, of Salford; Mrs.
J. L. Bell and Miss Mabel Walker of
Grand Bend, and one brother, Prof.
W. O. Walker, of McMaster Univer-
sity, Hamilton. The funeral is being
held Thursday at one o'clock at his
home Grand Bend, interment at In-
gersoll.
PAGE FIVE
BORN
At Hay Township, on March 13,
to• Mr, and Mrs, Fred Jackson, a da-
ughter.
At Zurich, on March Stix, to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pauli, a daughter,
Horse 41 Years Old
"Polly" said to be the of letrt horse,
in the county, owned by Wa ter Car-
ruthers of Turnberry Township, is
now as close as the owner may fig-
ure 41 years old. Carrut'•hc:r:; is not
certain of the exact date, but said it
was some time during this week,when
she shold be that age. This is the first
winter in the 31 years that Carruth-
ers has owned the horse, the, she hes
not made regular trips to Wingham,
Her owner is crippled who by means
of a device in the cutter and buggy,
able to drive the horse, when he is
p aced in the vehicle. Since e num _._____ _._..
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STEPHEN COUNCIL • Buy a Windows ax,� . a
_.The Council of the Township of 3- ��•
:Asiplien co een::d in the To1:n Hall, e .,
rediton, on Mon ay, the 7th of . REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A 3a
i arch at 1 p.m. All members being LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL +
resent, The minutes of the preview 4.
{ting' were read and adopted, a TIMES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WO WHILE YOU
The reports of the Auditor.; of the 4. 11/Fl l 1[
casurer's , 4,
Boors for the -ei r -;c1-
ng the 31st of Dec., 1937 reed] ee Headquarters for Johns -Manville Buil
Sid accepted on motion, thei fees � �-Dain Building M terYa�3 �'
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ordered paid and the creels iii, t u ted I 7 - "'
Ao have 50 copies of the report prin- 4 i, r ,gyp �y' , i relIBC 1
ted for distribution. 's' a
The following motions: I PHONE 69
That the following be appointed : seeesaassessaa
members of the Township Athletic ,,,,„, a o `- , `
Field Committee for a term of two ° i f'Y r c l 'r �� r , 1 ,- � c i ,1.1.,÷
years: Mrs. F. W. Morlock, Mrs, J. T.
Woodall, Sylv. Wuerth, E. K. Fahn-
er and F. W. Morlock.
That byla-w No. 521 to pini.:.:
for the salary of the Medical Ouc i
of Health having been rend three F y
times be passed, signed and sealed. 0to „a..:r�in.le
.,
That By-law No. 522 to amend by- gn
law No. 512 fixing the salary of the a
Auditors, having been. read thee° 3
times be passed and signed, etc.
That the time for the return of the
Tax Roll for 1937 be extenuea to 3.
the 23rd inst. at 8 p.ni, when a spec- •
ial meeting of the Council will be held
for the transaction of business.
Mr. W. R. Mountain, Govt. Relief
Inspector, interviewed the Council Z T
:rid the matter of adopting the relief • PURINA RL I.i V A Stock Foods a k Chows
iystein in this Township was discus- o
sed at some length. s A guaranteed
That the Twp. of Stephen adopt k�t7 �� will
the Relief System for the year 1938
as provided by the laws of the Prov- I
ince and that each member of the >o
Council 'act as a Relief Officer. The 5
maximum allowance per week to be 9
i0 ;'c, of the schedule set iut in The fi
Campbell Report.
That the following orders be pas- I
sed: 9
Road aecounts to the amount o
$1648. Other orders: Exeter Tim; S °
v
Advocate printing $26.49; Han:t •
LO6
cod Ler hall x;62; L. England Aiid-
tor's fees $20; Dan. Weber ditto $20 •
Waterlio Ins. Co., insurance on hall
23; .Hydro Elec. acct 3.95; F. 3,
Vickwire, printing 12.50; Can. flank
f Commerce, cashing cheques 1.85
, England postage re Auditors, not-
ces 2.34; Hay Stationery Co. Ltd.,
tationesy $2; Tress, Tp. Hay relief
e Jackson 30.91; E. K. Fanner
roceries re Haggitt $4; V. L. Beck -
✓ wood re Held 10.75; C. Zwicleie
groceries re Waghorn $4; a. ;; , Wc'•
onveyance re ,Mathers 3.70; C. Love
e acct. re Mathers 75c; Treas. Co.
uron, Hospital accts: Cliff 16.60,
fluter 32.90.
The Council adjourned for the next
eeting to be held on Wednesday;
e 23rd of March 1938 at 8 p.m,
ext regular meeting to be held in
he Town Hall, Crediton, on Monday
e 4th day of April at 1 p.m.
Herbert K. Eilber, Clerk.
LET US QUOTE YOU!
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